Original script, no translation
Hindi stays in Devanagari, Telugu in Telugu script and so on. We never translate or transliterate.
Get the captions of Hindi YouTube videos as text or subtitles, in the original script, without translation. The same works for Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Bengali and other languages whenever the video has captions in that language.
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Paste a YouTube link and read the transcript right here. No account, nothing to install.
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Copy the link of the Hindi video (or a list of links, one per line). Shorts work too.
Pick Hindi (or Telugu, Tamil...) in the Captions menu next to the link box; the button above does it for you. If the video has no captions in that language, you get the next best: English, then its own language.
TXT, SRT, VTT, Markdown, JSON, CSV or Excel. The text stays in Devanagari (or Telugu, Tamil... script) exactly as YouTube has it.
Hindi stays in Devanagari, Telugu in Telugu script and so on. We never translate or transliterate.
CSV files are saved as UTF-8, so Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers show Hindi and Telugu text properly.
Videos without captions in any language are skipped and cost 0 credits.
Paste many links at once, or (on paid plans) a playlist or channel link, for whole series and news channels.
Yes, if the video has Hindi captions (added by the creator or auto-generated by YouTube). Paste the link and download the text as TXT, SRT, VTT, Markdown, JSON, CSV or Excel, kept in Devanagari.
Yes. Whenever the video has captions in that language, we download them exactly as written, in the original script.
No. We never translate. Pick Hindi (or another language) in the Captions menu to get that language's captions when the video has them; by default, English captions are used first.
Our CSV and Excel files are saved in UTF-8 so Hindi and Telugu display correctly. If you copy text into another program, make sure it also uses UTF-8.
No. You only use a credit for a transcript you receive. Videos without captions are marked as skipped and cost nothing.